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1 Denver at Saint Mary s Fri., Aug. 24, :30 p.m. MT Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Live Stats: UTAH CLASSIC Saint Mary s: The Gaels finished the 2017 season with a 9-19 overall record, going 5-13 in the West Coast Conference. This year they welcome six newcomers under head coach Rob Browning and assistant coaches Mandy Bible and Otavio Souza. Saint Mary s was represented internationally this past summer as Lindsey Calvin played in the 2018 Global Challenge in Pula, Croatia, and Sarah Chase played for the Canadian women s national team. Denver at UC Irvine Sat., Aug. 25, a.m. MT Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Live Stats: First Meeting: 2013 Overall: DU VOLLEYBALL NOTES 2017 OVR: 23-6 CONF: 12-2 H: 14-1 A: 6-3 N: SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Utah Classic Saint Mary s Salt Lake City, Utah 4:30 PM UC Irvine Salt Lake City, Utah 10 AM Utah Salt Lake City, Utah 7 PM Denver Classic 8/31 vs. Santa Barbara Hamilton Gym 6 PM 9/1 vs. Mcneese State Hamilton Gym 12 PM 9/1 vs. Sacramento State Hamilton Gym 7 PM Pioneer Showdown 9/7 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson Hamilton Gym 6 PM 9/8 vs. Saint Peter s Hamilton Gym 12 PM 9/8 vs. Idaho State Hamilton Gym 7 PM Denver Invitational 9/14 vs. Navy Hamilton Gym 6 PM 9/15 vs. Maryland E.Shore Hamilton Gym 11 AM 9/15 vs. Samford Hamilton Gym 7 PM UC Irvine: The Anteaters will return five starters and 12 student athletes from their 2017 squad, four of which were All-Big West selections (Kekauoha, Akpakpa, DeSales, and Koumelis). They also welcome five newcomers to the roster (Wood, Stanton, Marjama, Russ, and Villamu). UC Irvine looks to build off their 24-8 overall record from last season under head coach Ashlie Hain. UCI led the Big West in service aces last year and was ranked 26th nationally with a 1.55 season average. Denver at Utah Sat. Aug. 25, p.m. MT Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Live Stats: First Meeting: 1983 Overall: DU 0-2 Last Meeting: 2000 Utah: The Utes enter the 2018 season ranked No. 19 in the AVCA Preseason Poll. They return seven letterwinners from last year s team, including four starters. Utah finished the 2017 season 24-10, making it to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. Senior middle blocker, Berkeley Oblad, was recently named to the Pac-12 Preseason All-Conference team after she totaled 300 kills and 142 blocks in The Utes are led by head coach Beth Launiere and associate head coach Malia Shoji. Oral Roberts # Tulsa, Okla. 6 PM 9/23 vs. South Dakota St. # Hamilton Gym 2 PM North Dakota St. # Fargo, N.D. 12 PM South Dakota Vermillion, S.D. 6 PM North Dakota # Grand Forks, N.D. 12 PM 10/12 vs. Purdue Ft. Wayne # Hamilton Gym 7 PM 10/14 vs. Western Illinois # Hamilton Gym 1 PM Omaha # Omaha, Neb. 6 PM 10/19 North Dakota State # Hamilton Gym 7 PM 10/21 North Dakota # Hamilton Gym 1 PM North Dakota State # Brookings, S.D. 6 PM 10/28 OMAHA # Hamilton Gym 2 PM 10/30 SOUTH DAKOTA # Hamilton Gym 7 PM 11/2 ORAL ROBERTS # Hamilton Gym 7 PM Western Illinois # Macomb, Ill. 6 PM Purdue Fort Wayne # Fort Wayne, Ind. 11 AM Summit League Tournament 11/16 First Round Hamilton Gym TBD 11/17 Semifinals Hamilton Gym TBD 11/18 Championship Hamilton Gym TBD # - Summit League Game All Times Mountain Home Games in Bold 2018 SUMMIT LEAGUE PRESEASON POLL Rk Team Pts 2017 Record 1 Denver 63 (7) 23-6,12-2 SL 2 North Dakota 55 (2) 30-8,12-4, Big Sky 3 Omaha , 7-7 SL 4 South Dakota , 10-4 SL 5 Oral Roberts , 11-3 SL T6. Purdue Fort Wayne , 4-10 SL T6. North Dakota State , 9-5 SL 8 South Dakota State , 0-14 SL 9 Western Illinois , 3-11 SL 2018 Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 1

2 2017 NCAA Statistical Rankings TEAM RANKINGS (Final) Category No. Rank Kills 1, th Kills Per Set th Digs 1, st Digs Per Set th Hitting Percentage th Opp. Hitting Percentage th Blocks th Blocks Per Set th Service Aces th Service Aces Per Set th Assists 1, rd Assists Per Set th INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (Final) Category Player No. Rank Digs Rooke th Digs Per Set Hitting Pct. Latham th Blocks Willis nd Blocks Per Set Willis th Boe rd Service Aces Aces Per Set Baird nd School Information Location...Denver, Colo. Enrollment...11,767 Founded Nickname... Pioneers Colors... Crimson and Gold Conference... The Summit League Chancellor...Rebecca Chopp Vice Chancellor...Karlton Creech Athletics Director...Ron Grahame Ticket Office Phone... (303) Team Information Home Arena... Hamilton Gymnasium (2,500) 2017 Overall Record (12-2 SL) Starter Returning/Lost... 4/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 9/8 Newcomers...6 DU all-time record (35th Season) NCAA Appearances/Last...4/ 2017 Opp./Result...Cal Poly L 0-3 Best NCAA Finish/Last...First Round / 2017 Head Coach...Tom Hogan (Miami (OH) 02) Record/Career /46-15 Asst. Coach...Katelin Batten (Colorado State, 10) Asst. Coach... Jesse Tupac (UCLA, 10) Dir. of VB Ops...Jessica Aschenbrenner (Colorado, 14) Athletic Trainer... Crystal Rush Media Relations SID (VB Contact)... Randi Ward Cell Phone...(480) Miranda.Ward@du.edu 2018 NOTES PRESEASON POLL The Pioneers were picked as the Summit League favorites in the 2018 preseason poll. DU received the top spot for the fifth-consecutive year. They received seven out of the eight first-place votes, earning 63 total points. SUSTAINED SUCCESS Denver enters the season coming off of its fourth-straight Summit League regular season and tournament championships. DU has made the NCAA Tournament the last four years after winning the Summit League Tournament. DU will again host the 2018 Summit League Championships Nov CONSISTENCY IS KEY The Pioneers have won over 20 matches and 12 league matches each of the last three seasons. The Pioneers have earned the regular season title in the Summit League the past four seasons. PLAYERS TO WATCH Seniors Becca Latham (OH) and Emma Willis (MB), along with junior newcomer Katarina Marinkovic (OH) were named as Players to Watch in the 2018 Summit League Preseason Poll. In the 2017 season Latham saw action in 98 sets. She led the Pioneers in kills (317), points (353) and averaged 3.23 kills per set Last season, Willis played in 99 sets for Denver and she led the team in blocks (117). Marinkovic joins the Pioneers this year as a transfer from Seattle University. While there, she accumulated a total of 686 kills in 198 sets played over two seasons. RELOAD, NOT REBUILD Denver has four returnering starters from last season, including seniors Becca Latham and Emma Willis. Emma Willis returns as the 2017 Summit League block leader, who recorded 117 total blocks (108 assisted, 9 solo). DU ranked No. 1 in total blocks last year in the Summit League with 236 total blocks. Becca Latham returns as the team s primary outside hitter, recording 323 kills and 3.20 kills per set in the 2017 season. With the graduation of six seniors, DU will rely on the leadership and experience of their upperclassmen Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 2

3 2018 NOTES NEW FACES The Crimson and Gold welcomed six new faces this past offseason. Transfers Taylor Joachim (RS Jr., OPP, Baroda, Minn./Colorado), Katie Mahoney (Jr., OH, Dundee, Ill./Eastern Washington), and Katarine Marinkovic (Jr., OH, Belgrade, Serbia/Seattle) are coming to DU to finish their collegiate volleyball careers. Joining the 2018 squad as freshman are Mara Abernethy (MB, 6-2, Colorado Springs, Colo./Coronado HS), Michelle Feliciano (S, 5-9, Aliso Viejo, Calif./Aliso Niguel HS) and Graceyn Tippens (OH, 5-11, Austin, Texas /Dripping Springs HS) FAMILIAR SPACES Denver owns a home record in the Hamilton Gymnasium over the past six seasons, including a perfect 18-0 in Last season, the Pioneers protected home court with a 14-1 record, losing only to San Diego State in a non-conference contest. SEASON OPENER The Pioneers are overall in their opening matches, since turning Division I in Denver is 5-1 in season openers in the past six years. DENVER ATHLETICS SUCCESS Denver Athletics has claimed the I-AAA Directors Cup in 10 of the last 11 seasons, for the top finish in the Directors Cup standings amongst schools without football. The Pioneers have claimed 33 National Championships in their history (Skiing 24, Hockey 8, Men s Lacrosse 1). Denver s 35th place overall Directors Cup finish in is the department s best in its history. Entering , the Pioneers are one of five athletic departments in the country to take home an NCAA title in each of the last four years Single-Match Leaders Kills...20, Principato at College of Charleston (Aug. 26)...20, Latham vs. North Dakota State (Nov. 18) Attacks...58, Principato at South Dakota (Nov. 10) Attack % , Latham, vs. South Dakota State (Oct. 27) Assists...33, Boteju vs. Fort Wayne (Sept. 24) Service Aces...4, Schnurr vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Sept. 8) Digs...26, Rooke at College of Charleston (Aug. 26) Blocks...10, Willis vs. Eastern Illinois (Sept. 2)...10, Boe vs. San Diego State (Sept. 16) Block Solo...2, Willis vs. Niagara (Sept.2)...2, Boe vs. San Diego State (Sept. 16)...2, Latham vs Fort Wayne (Sept. 24)...2, Schnurr at Fort Wayne (Oct. 21)...2, Latham vs. North Dakota State (Oct. 29) Block Assists...10, Willis vs. Eastern Illinois (Sept. 2) Points , Principato at College of Charleston (Aug. 26) , Baird at South Dakota (Nov. 10) , Latham vs. North Dakota State (Nov. 18) 2018 Single-Match Leaders Kills... Attacks... Attack %... Assists... Service Aces... Digs... Blocks... Block Solo... Points Team-Match Highs Kills... Attacks... Attack %... Assists... Service Aces... Digs... Blocks... Block Solo... Block Assists Opponent-Match Highs Kills... Attacks... Attack %... Assists... Service Aces... Digs... Blocks Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 3

4 2018 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Graceyn Tippens OH 5-11 Fr. Austin, Texas (Dripping Springs HS) 2 Katarina Marinkovic OH 6-2 Jr. Belgrade, Serbia (Radnicki Beograd) 3 Andrea Eddy S 6-0 Jr. Evergreen, Colo. (Evergreen HS) 5 Olivia Novotny DS/L 5-7 Sr. Germantown, Tenn. (Houston HS) 6 Ellie Anderson S 5-8 So. Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Linn-Mar HS) 7 Lauren McManus DS/L 5-9 So. Waterloo, Iowa (Columbus Cathloic HS) 8 Becca Latham OH 6-4 Sr. Austin, Texas (McNeil HS) 9 Mara Abernethy MB 6-2 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Coronado HS) 10 Lydia Bartalo OH 5-10 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer HS) 11 Michelle Feliciano S 5-9 Fr. Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Aliso Niguel HS) 12 Macy Carrabine DS/L 5-11 So. Bargersville, Ind. (Center Grove HS) 13 Tina Boe MB 6-0 So. Plymouth, Minn. (Osseo HS) 14 Taylor Joachim OPP 6-4 RS - Jr. Baroda, Mich. (Lakeshore HS) 15 Emma Willis MB 6-3 Sr. La Jolla, Calif. (La Jolla HS) 17 Katie Mahoney OH 6-1 Jr. Dundee, Ill. (Harry D. Jacobs HS) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 9 Mara Abernethy MB 6-2 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Coronado HS) 6 Ellie Anderson S 5-8 So. Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Linn-Mar HS) 10 Lydia Bartalo OH 5-10 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer HS) 13 Tina Boe MB 6-0 So. Plymouth, Minn. (Osseo HS) 12 Macy Carrabine DS/L 5-11 So. Bargersville, Ind. (Center Grove HS) 3 Andrea Eddy S 6-0 Jr. Evergreen, Colo. (Evergreen HS) 11 Michelle Feliciano S 5-9 Fr. Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Aliso Niguel HS) 14 Taylor Joachim OPP 6-4 RS - Jr. Baroda, Mich. (Lakeshore HS) 8 Becca Latham OH 6-4 Sr. Austin, Texas (McNeil HS) 17 Katie Mahoney OH 6-1 Jr. Dundee, Ill. (Harry D. Jacobs HS) 2 Katarina Marinkovic OH 6-2 Jr. Belgrade, Serbia (Radnicki Beograd) 7 Lauren McManus DS/L 5-9 So. Waterloo, Iowa (Columbus Cathloic HS) 5 Olivia Novotny DS/L 5-7 Sr. Germantown, Tenn. (Houston HS) 1 Graceyn Tippens OH 5-11 Fr. Austin, Texas (Dripping Springs HS) 15 Emma Willis MB 6-3 Sr. La Jolla, Calif. (La Jolla HS) Head Coach: Tom Hogan (Miami (Ohio), 02; Xavier, 04, 3rd season) Associate Head Coach: Katelin Batten (Colorado State, 10, 7th season) Assistant Coach: Jesse Tupac (UCLA, 10, 3rd season) Dir. of VB Operations: Jessica Aschenbrenner (Colorado, 14, 2nd season) SID: Randi Ward Pronunciation Guide First Last Mara Abernethy MAR-ah AB-ER-NATH-EE Lydia Bartalo BAR-TAH-LOW Tina Boe BOW Macy Carrabine CARE-A-BINE Taylor Joachim YOKE-UM Katarina Marinkovic MARE-IN-COVE-ITCH Olivia Novotny NA-VOT-UH-KNEE ROSTER BY ELIGIBILTY Seniors (3) - Latham, Novotny, Willis Juniors (4) - Eddy, Joachim (RS), Mahoney, Marinkovic Sophomores (5) - Anderson, Bartalo, Boe, Carrabine, McManus Freshmen (3) - Abernethy, Feliciano, Tippens ROSTER BY STATE/COUNTRY/PROVINCE California (2) - Feliciano, Willis Colorado (3) - Abernethy, Bartalo, Eddy Illinois (1) - Mahoney Indiana (1) - Carrabine Iowa (2) - Anderson, McManus Michiagn (1) - Joachim Minnesota (1) - Boe Serbia (1) - Marinkovic Tennessee (1) - Novotny Texas (2) - Latham, Tippens ROSTER BY POSITION Defensive Specialist/Libero (3) - Carrabine, Mc- Manus, Novotny Middle Blocker (3) - Abernethy, Boe, Willis Outside Hitter (5) - Bartalo, Latham, Mahoney, Marinkovic, Tippens Opposite Hitter (1) - Joachim Setter (3) - Anderson, Eddy, Feliciano 2018 Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 4

5 AVCA Poll RK TEAM PTS (2017)REC 1 Stanford (43) Nebraska (20) Texas Minnesota Kentucky Penn State Florida (1) BYU Wisconsin Southern California UCLA Illinois Creighton San Diego Colorado Baylor Washington Oregon Utah Pittsburgh Iowa State Michigan State Purdue Cal Poly Colorado State RV: Marquette 163; Michigan 153; Missouri 148; Wichita State 103; Louisville 88; Kansas 66; Western Kentucky 58; Washington State 47; Hawai i 27; Florida State 17; LSU 13; Miami (FL) 8; Oregon State 6; Missouri State 4 Preseason Poll (Aug. 8, 2018) NCAA RPI RK TEAM (CONF.) REC 1 Florida (SEC) Penn St. (Big Ten) Nebraska (Big Ten) Kentucky (SEC) Stanford (Pac-12) Texas (Big 12) Minnesota (Big Ten) Washington (Pac-12) Southern California (Pac-12) Utah (Pac-12) UCLA (Pac-12) Michigan St. (Big Ten) Wisconsin (Big Ten) Creighton (Big East) BYU (WCC) Iowa St. (Big 12) Baylor (Big 12) Colorado (Pac-12) Wichita St. (AAC) Kansas (Big 12) San Diego (WCC) Cal Poly (Big West) Oregon (Pac-12) Illinois (Big Ten) Purdue (Big Ten) Final from Updated Dec. 16, 2017 STATS AND STANDINGS 2017 Summit League Statistical Rankings UNIVERSITY OF DENVER VOLLEYBALL Category Stat Rank Kills 1,419 3rd Kills Per Set st Digs 1,661 6th Digs Per Set th Hitting Percentage.253 1st Blocks 236 1st Blocks Per Set st Service Aces 155 2nd Service Aces Per Set nd Assists 1,332 3rd Assists Per Set st 2017 Denver Leaders Kills Becca Latham Kayla Principato Cassie Baird Emma Willis Teal Schnurr Attack Percentage (min. 10 attacks) Tina Boe Emma Willis Becca Mau Kayla Principato Assists Piyusha Boteju Ellie Anderson Cassidy Rooke Andrea Eddy Macy Carrabine Service Aces Cassie Baird Ellie Anderson Piyusha Boteju Cassidy Rooke Emma Willis Digs Cassidy Rooke Piyusha Boteju Cassie Baird Ellie Anderson Macy Carrabine Total Blocks Emma Willis Tine Boe Becca Latham Kayla Principato Cassie Baird Points Becca Latham Kayla Principato Cassie Baird Emma Willis Teal Schnurr Summit League Players of the Week Aug. 27, 2018 Sept. 3, 2018 Sept. 10, 2018 Sept. 17, 2018 Sept. 24, 2018 Oct. 1, 2018 Oct. 8, 2018 Oct. 15, 2018 Oct. 22, 2018 Oct. 29, 2018 Nov. 5, 2018 Nov. 12, Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 5

6 STATS AND STANDINGS 2017 Summit League Standings Conference Overall Team GP W L Pct. PF PA GP W L Pct. PF PA Last 10 Streak Denver Lost 1 Oral Roberts Lost 2 South Dakota Lost 1 North Dakota State Lost 1 Omaha Lost 2 Fort Wayne Lost 1 Western Illinois Lost 2 South Dakota State Lost 14 Overall Record Win First Set...0 Lose First Set...0 Win First Two Sets After Two Sets...0 Lose First Two Sets After Three Sets After Three Sets After Four Sets...0 Record More Kills...0 Record Fewer Kills...0 Record More Attempts...0 Record Fewer Attempts...0 Better Hitting Percentage...0 Worse Hitting Percentage...0 Record More Assists...0 Record Fewer Assists...0 Record More Service Aces...0 Record Fewer Service Aces...0 Record More Digs...0 Record Fewer Digs...0 Record More Blocks...0 Record Fewer Blocks...0 Home Record Win First Set...0 Lose First Set...0 Win First Two Sets After Two Sets...0 Lose First Two Sets After Three Sets After Three Sets After Four Sets...0 Record More Kills...0 Record Fewer Kills...0 Record More Attempts...0 Record Fewer Attempts...0 Better Hitting Percentage...0 Worse Hitting Percentage...0 Record More Assists...0 Record Fewer Assists...0 Record More Service Aces...0 Record Fewer Service Aces...0 Record More Digs...0 Record Fewer Digs...0 Record More Blocks...0 Record Fewer Blocks : Record When Away Record Win First Set... 0 Lose First Set... 0 Win First Two Sets After Two Sets... 0 Lose First Two Sets After Three Sets After Three Sets After Four Sets... 0 Record More Kills... 0 Record Fewer Kills... 0 Record More Attempts... 0 Record Fewer Attempts... 0 Better Hitting Percentage... 0 Worse Hitting Percentage... 0 Record More Assists... 0 Record Fewer Assists... 0 Record More Service Aces... 0 Record Fewer Service Aces... 0 Record More Digs... 0 Record Fewer Digs... 0 Record More Blocks... 0 Record Fewer Blocks... 0 Neutral Record Win First Set... 0 Lose First Set... 0 Win First Two Sets After Two Sets... 0 Lose First Two Sets After Three Sets After Three Sets After Four Sets... 0 Record More Kills... 0 Record Fewer Kills... 0 Record More Attempts... 0 Record Fewer Attempts... 0 Better Hitting Percentage... 0 Worse Hitting Percentage... 0 Record More Assists... 0 Record Fewer Assists... 0 Record More Service Aces... 0 Record Fewer Service Aces... 0 Record More Digs... 0 Record Fewer Digs... 0 Record More Blocks... 0 Record Fewer Blocks Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 6

7 Hogan Year-By-Year Year Record Conf ^* #* ! 27-7 #* ! 27-8 #$ ! ! 12-2 DU H.C Totals ^ - WAC # - The Summit League * - DU Asst. Coach $ - DU Assoc. Head Coach! - NCAA DU HEAD COACH In their first season under the direction of Hogan, the Pioneers won their third straight Summit League Regular Season and Tournament Championships behind a 23-win season en route to their third-consecutive NCAA Tournament berth, taking on Stanford COACHING STAFF Head Coach Tom Hogan Alma Mater: Miami (Ohio) Experience: Third Season 2014 USA Head Coach of NORCECA Championships Gold Medalists USA High Performance Coach of the Month (2011) 2008 Beijing Olympic Silver Medalist Pan American Cup and World Grand Prix Team USOC Coach of the Month (Sept. 2007) 2006 World Championship Team 2005 World Grand Champions Cup Silver Medalist Tom Hogan joined the Pioneers coaching staff as the first assistant in the summer of 2012 for head coach Jesse Mahoney and was named the associate head coach after the 2014 season. Ahead of the 2016 season, Hogan was named the seventh head coach in DU volleyball history. In 2017, Hogan was named the Summit League Coach of the Year after guiding the Pioneers to their fourth-straight regular season title with a 12-2 record. For the fourth season in a row, Hoagn led the Pioneers to an NCAA Tournament appearance. After a hard fought battle, DU fell to [21] Cal Poly 0-3 in the first round. Denver lost to the Cardinal in three sets to conclude the 2016 campaign with a 23-8 record, the second time in school history DU had finished three straight seasons with at least 20 wins ( , 21, 21) along with top-five school finishes in the Division-I era in attack percentage (3rd -.264) and opponent attack percentage (4th -.171). DU s 2016 season included its first win over a ranked opponent in five years as the Crimson and Gold defeated [20] Loyola Marymount in four sets during the Pioneer Classic, a feat last accomplished in 2011 when the Pioneers won out in four sets over [19] Colorado State. Denver has been easily favored on its home court under Hogan, amassing a record at Hamilton Gymnasium since 2012, including a 59-3 record from that featured 31-straight unbeaten matches from Sept, 19, 2014, to Sept. 3, In Summit League play, the Pioneers have not dropped a home match in four seasons with the last loss coming on Nov. 1, Consistently one of the most efficient teams in the nations, Denver finished in the top-50 in both offense and defensive efficiency in the NCAA in 2016, ending as the 23rd-best offense and 35th-best defense while leading the Summit League in blocks with at 2.44 per set. In 2015, Denver capped off its second 27-win season with its second straight trip to the NCAA tournament, finishing 27-8 on the season. The Pioneers faced No. 5 seed Washington after winning The Summit League Championship and earning The Summit League regular season title with a 13-3 record. The Pioneers wrapped up the 2014 season with the program s best record in history (27-7, 13-3 Summit) and Summit League regular season and tournament titles. The team also made its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament in program history at Moby Arena in Fort Collins, Colo. As the offensive coordinator at DU, Hogan has helped the team has achieve success, becoming one of the most efficient offenses in the country. The Pioneers recorded.245,.266,.266 and.257 offense efficiencies in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015, respectively, ranking 44th, 20th, 19th and 30th in the country. Hogan is also the recruiting coordinator for DU. Denver s 2014 recruiting class was ranked 28th by PrepVolleyball.com, the first top-30 recruiting class in program history. Hogan brings a wealth of coaching experience to Denver, including an Olympic silver medal. He was a member of the coaching staff of the USA Women s National Volleyball Team from During this time, Hogan helped the team win the silver medal at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, the first time USA competed in the gold medal game since Among many others, he coached former AVCA All-Americans and threetime Olympians Stacy Sykora and Robyn Ah Mow-Santos. In 2005, Hogan helped Team USA earn gold at the 2005 NORCECA Championships and silver at the World Grand Champions Cup. In September of 2007, he was named the U.S. Olympic Committee Coach of the Month after help resurrecting Team USA from a disappointing 2006 season saw Team USA bounce back to a record en route to earning 2008 Olympic Games qualification at the FIVB World Cup. Hogan was also head coach of Team USA during the 2008 Pan American Cup in Mexico, helping the U.S. receive a berth in the 2009 FIVB World Grand Prix and a fifth-place finish with a youthful team. In 2014 and 2015, Hogan served as the head coach of the USA Junior National Team. The U.S. won the Global Challenge tournament in 2015, overcoming Italy in the finals in five sets. In 2014, the team won the gold medal in the NORCECA U20 Tournament, defeating the Dominican Republic in the semifinals 3-0 and Cuba in the finals 3-0. The team also qualified for the Junior World Championships. Beginning in 2011, Hogan also began as head coach of the U.S. Girls Select A1 and A2 Volleyball Programs. The USA Select National Team, also headed by Hogan, earned a silver medal at the 2013 USA High Performance Championships and a bronze medal in Hogan served as an assistant coach with the USA Junior National Team in 2004, and was a member of the 2005 Junior National Team that won the gold medal at the NORCE- CA Championships. He also gained valuable experience working with the USA Youth National A2 Team. Hogan began his USA Volleyball coaching career in 2003 as an apprentice coach working with the USA National Team, the USA National Training Team and the USA Youth National Team. His USA High Performance Pipeline coaching experience includes USA National Team, National A2, JNT, JNTA2, YNT, YNTA2, Select A1 and Select A2. Hogan also holds overseas professional-level coaching experience, having spent a season as assistant coach for the Volero Zurich team, member of the Swiss Women s Professional League competing in the European Cup and Champions League. Hogan is a 2002 graduate of Miami (Ohio) with a bachelor of arts degree in management information systems and a minor in marketing, and graduated with a master s in sports administration from Xavier (Ohio) University in Hogan served as the head coach of the Miami (Ohio) University National Champion women s volleyball club team in 2002, after leading the team to the national final in Hogan resides in Denver with his wife, Lindsay, and their daughter Summer. Lindsay works for the United States Olympic Committee in Colorado Springs as a director of media and public relations Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 7

8 2018 COACHING STAFF Associate Head Coach Katelin Batten Alma Mater: Colorado State Experience: Sixth Season Associate Head Coach at USA Girls Select National A2 Invitational Team Program Assistant coach at USA HP Holiday Camp 2014 Training coach for the Junior National Team training before the FIVB NORCECA Championships Lead coach at USA HP Tryouts 2015 Assistant coach on USA Youth A1 Team at High Performance Championships, Bronze Medal 2016 Assistant/Head coach USA Youth A1 High Performance Championships 2017 Head coach USA Youth A1 White High Performance Championships, Silver Medal Katelin Batten enters her sixth season at DU, since joining the program, the Pioneers have put together the 12th, 13th,14th and 15th winning seasons in program history and made four-straight appearances in the NCAA Tournament in 2014 and In 2017 Katelin helped lead the Pioneers to their fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance, and worked closely with both the DU offense and defense. Under her guidance, the Pioneers earned over 1,400 kills and over 1,800 points for the 2017 season. They also posted an average of kills per set, ranking 37th in the nation. During the 2016 season, the Pioneers dominated conference competition. Katelin helped them achieve first place in the 2016 Summit League Tournament, while finishing 13-3 in regular season conference matches and 8-0 at home in Hamiliton Gym. In 2015, Denver capped off its second 27-win season with its second straight trip to the NCAA tournament, finishing 27-8 on the season. The Pioneers faced No. 5 seed Washington after winning The Summit League Championship and earning The Summit League regular season title with a 13-3 record. White to a silver medal in the women s international division at the High Performance Championships. She also helps train the youth national team before the World Championships. In 2015 Batten served as an assistant coach on the Youth A1 Red Team at the USA High Performance Championships, winning a bronze medal in the International Women s division. Batten came to DU with a wealth of playing experience after playing four years at Colorado State University. At CSU, she earned Mountain West Conference Libero of the Year honors in 2009, along with AVCA All-America and AVCA All-Region recognition. She currently holds the MWC record and CSU record for all-time career digs and helped CSU earn NCAA Tournament appearances in all four years including a Sweet Sixteen appearance in She graduated with a bachelor of arts in journalism and technical communication from CSU in 2010 and is currently working towards a master s in Organizational Leadership from the University of Denver. The Pioneers wrapped up a history-making season in 2014 going 13-3 in Summit League play and 27-7 overall. The 2014 team won both the regular season and conference tournament titles and earned the program s first automatic bid into the NCAA tournament. Batten led the Pioneer defense to a conference best digs-per-set average with libero Kate Acker, who earned All-Summit League honors. In 2013 Batten and the Pioneers matched their 2012 win total finishing second in Summit League regular season play. During the 2013 conference tournament, the Pioneers came from two-sets down to beat South Dakota in the Summit League Semifinals to advance to the program s first ever league final. Denver narrowly missed a bid to the NCAA tournament after falling to IUPUI in the conference tournament championship match. In their senior campaigns, Brea Muhle and Colleen King both earned All-Summit League, AVCA All-Region, and AVCA Honorable Mention All-America honors. Muhle also finished the season ranked 6th in the NCAA in Hitting Percentage. In her first season as assistant coach, Batten helped Denver to a overall record and a 10-8 mark in the Pioneers one and only season in the Western Athletic Conference. She worked closely with the Pioneers libero corps of Kate Acker, Sammy Berger and Kelly Morton, guiding them to a 14.7 digs per set average. Batten also currently works heavily within the USA Volleyball High Performance Pipeline. Most recently, Batten led the USA Youth A Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 8

9 2018 COACHING STAFF Alma Mater: UCLA Experience: Third Season Assistant Coach Jesse Tupac Tupac joined the Pioneers coaching staff as the second assistant and offensive coordinator before the 2016 season. He will also assist in evaluating and recruiting future prospects. In 2017, Tupac led the Pioneers to an overall record of 23-6, with just one loss at home against San Diego State. Along side with head coach Tom Hogan, the Pioneer offense recorded 1,419 kills for the 2017 season, averaging 13.9 kills-per-set. In 2016, Tupac guided Denver s offense to a.264 hitting efficiency and finished as the 23rd-best offense in the NCAA behind kills and assists. DU routinely hit over.300 in matches as a team, accomplishing the feat 11 times, with a season-best.476 coming on Sept. 11 against NJIT in a three-set sweep. Tupac brings experience from the college, international and club levels, most recently as the director of volleyball operations at Penn State. Penn State made a sweet sixteen appearance and finished with a 28-6 record during Tupac s season with the Nittany Lions. Internationally, Tupac has worked with USA Volleyball in various positions, as well as with the Australian national team. Most recently, he served as an assistant coach for the Australian women s national team at the World Grand Prix. There, the Aussies beat Trinidad and Tobago in straight sets for the first World Grand Prix victory in Australia s history and their first FIVB win since the 2000 Olympics in Sydney. He was an assistant coach for the USA Volleyball women s indoor national team at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, Canada, where the US won gold for the first time since In 2014, Tupac worked with both the US junior and senior teams at the NORECECA World Championship Qualifiers. He served as the technical coordinator for the women s volleyball indoor youth national squad and worked for the gold medal-winning women s indoor national team. Tupac previously served as a graduate assistant at Iowa State and volunteer assistant at Loyola Marymount (Calif.). At Iowa State, the Cyclones advanced to the second round of the 2014 NCAA Tournament and finished ranked second in the Big 12. Tupac has been honored for his work in volleyball as a recipient of the 2015 AVCA 30 Under 30 awards, which recognizes 30 up-and-coming volleyball coaches under 30 years old at all levels of the game. At the club level, Tupac has served as a coach and administrator for the All Iowa Attack Volleyball Club and Sunshine Volleyball Club. As the head coach of the All Iowa Attack 18 s Team, the squad finished in first place at both the Iowa Regionals and the Northern Lights USAV Qualifier. In 2014, he coached the 17-Red team to a 17-National gold medal. Tupac also spent seven years with the Sunshine Volleyball Club and guided the South Bay team to a bronze medal at the 18-Nationals. Both clubs experienced great growth during Tupac s time with them; the Sunshine Volleyball Club expanded from 15 teams to 23 teams, while the All Iowa Attack Volleyball Club grew from five to nine teams. In college, Tupac played for coach Al Scates as a member of the UCLA men s volleyball team. He graduated with a bachelor s degree in English and later began pursuing his master s at Iowa State. Director of Volleyball Operations Jessica Aschenbrenner Alma Mater: Colorado Experience: Second Season Denver native Jessica Aschenbrenner joined the DU volleyball staff ahead of the 2017 season. At Denver, Aschenbrenner is responsible for providing administrative, logistical and technical coordination for the volleyball program. Aschenbrenner manually codes statistics for all practices and competitions, while working with the coaching staff to analyze statistics for review with current players and prepare scouting breakdowns of opponents prior to competition. Aschenbrenner comes to Denver after spending the 2016 season as a volunteer assistant for the Colorado Buffaloes. At CU, she was responsible for assisting with on court training and video coordination, recording statistics, scouting opponents, creating social media graphics and maintaining the alumni database and outreach efforts. Prior to joining the Buffs coaching staff, the Denver native was a head coach for TCA Colorado Volleyball Club 15s from As a player, Aschenbrenner was a libero/defensive specialist for the Colorado volleyball program with three Academic Pac-12 Honorable Mention slections, after enjoying a successful career on the court for Cherry Creek High School that resulted in a 5A Colorado State Championship in Aschenbrenner graduated from Colorado with a marketing degree in 2014 and currently resides in Denver Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 9

10 2018 RETURNERS 6 - ELLIE ANDERSON Career: 93 S, 22 K, 0.24 K/S,.197%, 192 D, 0 TB 2017: 93 S, 22 K, 0.24 K/S,.197%, 192 D, 0 TB 10 - LYDIA BARTALO Career: 41 S, 39 K, 0.95 K/S,.138%, 92 D, 9 TB 2017: 41 S, 39 K, 0.95 K/S,.138%, 92 D, 9 TB Setter 5-8 Sophomore Cedar Rapids, Iowa Linn-Mar HS Four-time All-Conference member while at Linn-Mar High School Four-time All-Metro member for the Lions Two-time team MVP Career leader in assists and ace at Linn-Mar First Team All-Academic Third Place finish at USAVB Nationals for CIA 17 Black Spent three years in the USA High Performance A1 pipeline Outside Hitter 5-10 Sophomore Colorado Springs, Colo. Lewis-Palmer HS 2015 CHSAA All-State First Team selection at Lewis-Palmer High School 2014 CHSAA All-State Second Team selection Three-time PPAC All-Conference First Team member 2015 Gazette All-Area First Team Two-time Gazette All-Area Honorable Mention 2015 Nike Tournament of Champions First Team selection 2016 Under Armour AVCA Watch List 2016 Pre-Season All-American Watch List 13- TINA BOE Career: 97 S, 128 K, 1.32 K/S,.315%, 36 D, 94 TB 2017: 97 S, 128 K, 1.32 K/S,.315%, 36 D, 94 TB 12 - MACY CARRABINE Career: 65 S, 29 A,.45 A/S, 8 SA, 149 D 2017: 65 S, 29 A,.45 A/S, 8 SA, 149 D Middle Blocker 6-0 Sophomore Plymouth, Minn. Osseo HS Setter 6-0 Junior Evergreen, Colo. Evergreen HS DS / Libero 5-9 Freshman Waterloo, Iowa Columbus Catholic HS Two-time All-Metro First Team as a junior and senior Two-time All-State member as a junior and senior Led her team to a third place finish in the Minnesota State Tournament and a member of the All-Tournament Team as a freshman JVA All-National Team in 2016 Second Place finish at the AAU National Championship in 2016 USAV National Champion in 2016 AAU All-American in ANDREA EDDY Career: 48 S, 26 A,.54 A/S, 7 SA, 13 D 2017: 18 S, 42 A, 2.33 A/S, 6 SA, 18 D 2016: 48 S, 26 A,.54 A/S, 7 SA, 13 D Led the Cougars to their first league title since 1998 and placed fourth in the state tournament her senior year Named first team All-Conference all four years, named first team All-State her senior year, League MVP and Academic All- Conference her junior and senior year 7 - LAUREN MCMANUS Career: 8 S, 1 A,.12 A/S, 6 D 2017: 8 S, 1 A,.12 A/S, 6 D Four-year starter for Columbus Catholic High School Four-time selection to the All-Metro team for the Sailors Three-time All-District team member 2017 First Team All-Conference 2017 All-State Tournament team 2017 First Team All-Conference Earned the 1,000 kills award at Columbus Catholic 2017 Rotary Club MVP 2017 PrepVolleyball.com Top 25 Liberos list Fifth place at the 2015 Nationals and third place at the 2016 Nationals DS / Libero 5-11 Sophomore Bargersville, Ind. Center Grove HS Outside Hitter 6-4 Senior Austin, Texas McNeil H.S. DS / Libero 5-7 Senior Germantown, Tenn. Houston H.S. Four-year starter as an outside hitter and libero at Center Grove High School Three-time County and MIC Conference Champion for the Trojans Two-time IHSAA Sectional Champion 2015 IHSAA Regional Champion 2015 Indiana All-State team member 2016 Daily Journal Johnson County Player of the Year PrepVolleyball Watch List Under Armour Phenom List JVA Watch List 8 - BECCA LATHAM Career: 324 S, 667 K, 2.06 K/S,.274 %, 110 D, 178 TB 2017: 98 S, 317 K, 3.23 K/S,.353%, 45 D, 67 TB 2016: 116 S, 210 K, 1.81 K/S,.206 %, 36 D, 56 TB 2015: 110 S, 140 K, 1.27 K/S,.236 %, 29 D, 55 TB Honors: 2015 Summit League All-Freshman Team 2013 All-District First Team All-Tournament Team selection at Junior Nationals Named to Bastrop ISD All-Tournament Team Under Armour All-American Team member Selected for Lone Star High Performance in June 2012 Won gold in NE Qualifier in March 2013 with AJV Mizuno Finished in third place at Junior Nationals in OLIVIA NOVOTNY Career: 90 S, 20 SA, 104 D, 1.16 D/S 2017: 25 S, 9 SA, 44 D, 1.76 D/S 2016: 26 S, 7 SA, 24 D, 0.92 D/S 2015: 39 S, 4 SA, 36 D, 0.92 D/S Led Houston H.S. to fourth-place finish at 2014 state championships Finished with 309 service aces, 2.60 kills per set, and 461 sets played in high school Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State selection Set Tennessee state records for most aces in a match and most aces in a set Best of Preps Volleyball finalist All-Region 8 MVP 2018 Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 10

11 15 - EMMA WILLIS Career: 264 S, 404 K, 1.53 K/S,.306 %, 34 SA, 116 D, 267 TB 2017: 99 S, 181 K, 1.83 K/S,.277%, 10 SA, 48 D, 114 TB 2016: 116 S, 189 K, 1.63 K/S,.348 %, 23 SA, 61 D, 131 TB 2015: 49 S, 34 K, 0.69 K/S,.250 %, 1 SA, 7 D, 22 TB 2018 RETURNERS Middle Blocker 6-2 Senior La Jolla, Calif. La Jolla H.S. Honors: 2016 All-Summit League Honorable Mention, 2016 Denver Invitational All-Tournament Team Was selected as a Prep Volleyball Senior Ace in 2014 while attending La Jolla H.S. Featured as a 2015 Player to Watch in the San Diego Union Tribune Played for Coast Volleyball club and led her 17s team to a thirdplace ranking in the country and fifth-place finish at the 2014 Junior Nationals Named to the All-Tournament Team at the 2014 Junior Nationals 2018 Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 11

12 Middle Blocker 6-2 Freshman Colorado Springs, Colo. Coronado HS 9 - MARA ABERNETHY 2016 Colorado State Metro League First Team 2016 Colorado State Metro League MVP Colorado Springs Gazette Second-Team All-Region All-State Honorable Mention Totaled 541 kills and 197 blocks from 2014 to 2016 Averaged a.299 attack percentage in 2014,.250 in 2015, and.393 in 2016 Team captain as a senior 2016 Top Five in Colorado for Hitting Percentage 2015 All-League Academic Honorable Mention First Team Academic All-State 2018 NEWCOMERS 11 - MICHELLE FELICIANO Setter 5-9 Freshman Laguna Niguel, Calif. Aliso Niguel HS 2017 South Coast League First Team 2014 and 2017 MVP for the Wolverines Played in a total of 227 sets, recording 1,702 assists, 312 digs, 68 service aces, 46 total blocks (31 solo, 15 assisted), and 38 kills Set a season high in 2016 with 730 assists in 88 sets, averaging 8.3 assists per set In her senior season she had 450 assists (averaging 8.2 per set), 75 digs, 23 total blocks, 16 kills, and 11 service aces in 55 total sets played Member of the 18 Adidas team from Prime Volleyball Club Two-time Coaches Award recipient Recieved Most Imporved Player for the Wolverines in 2015 Opposite Hitter 6-4 Redshirt Junior Baroda, Minn. Lakeshore HS Outside Hitter 6-2 Junior Belgrade, Serbia Radnicki Beograd 14 -TAYLOR JOACHIM Spent three seasons competing for Colorado Saw action in a total of 17 matches for the Buffs, in 2016 she earned her season best of three kills against Southern California In 2017 helped the Buffs advance to Round 16 of the NCAA tournament for the fist time in 20 years AVCA Under Armour Third-Team All-American after recording 419 kills, 82 blocks, 281 digs, and 55 assists in 117 sets Member of the USA Junior A1 Red Team in 2013 and 2014 Top-10 Finalist for Miss Michigan Volleyball Named PrepVolleyball.com Senior Ace (#87), Fab 50 Junior, Sophomore 79 Honorable Mention, and Frosh 59 Honorable Mention 2 -KATARINA MARINKOVIC Transfered from Seattle 2017 All-WAC First Team 2017 NKU Invatitational All-Tournament Team Started in all 28 matches for Seattle, earned team-high of 361 kills, averaging 3.61 kills per set Earned nine double-doublesin her sophomore season 2016 WAC Freshman of the Year 2016 WAC All-Freshman Team Earned 325 kills her freshman season Led the team in 2016 with 44 service aces Achieved double-digit kills in 19 matches in 2016 Four-time member of the Serbian National Team Led Serbian Team to a first place finish in the European Championships Outside Hitter 6-1 Junior Dundee, Ill. Harry D. Jacobs HS Outside Hitter 5-11 Freshman Austin, Texas Dripping Springs HS 17 - KATIE MAHONEY Transfered from Eastern Washington and McHenry County College Appeared in 21 matches at Eastern Washington, averaged 2.36 kills per set Ranked fifth on Eastern Washington team for 118 kills during the 2016 season Recorded a double-double with 19 kills and 11 digs in freshman season 2017 Women s Volleyball Region IV First Team Four-time letterwinner at Harry D. Jacobs High School 2013 and 2015 ll-area Honorable Mention Captain of the Eagles her senior seas 1 - GRACEYN TIPPENS Named District 25-5A First Team All-District in District 25-5A Newcomer of the Year 2015 Prep Volleyball Sophomore 79 Highest Honorable Mention 2015 State Champion Named on the All-American watch list in 2015 and Volleypalooza All-Tournament team 2016 District 26-5A MVP From she recorded 1,300+ kills, 1,000+ digs, and 160+ serving aces Member of the Austin Perforance Volleyball team from Attended USA Volleyball Nationals from USA bronze medal winner at Nationals 2016 USA Volleyball National All-Tournament team 2018 Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 12

13 2018 RADIO/T V ROSTER 1 Graceyn Tippens Fr., Outside Hitter 2 7 Lauren McManus So., DS/Libero 8 12 Macy Carrabine So., DS/Libero Katarine Marinkovic 3 Becca Latham 9 Jr., Outside Hitter Sr., Outside Hitter Tina Boe 13 So., Middle Blocker 14 Tom Hogan Head Coach 2018 Denver Volleyball Andrea Eddy 5 Mara Abernethy 10 So., Outside Hitter Taylor Joachim RS Jr., Opposite Hitter 15 Sr., Middle Blocker Jr., Setter Fr., Middle Blocker Katelin Batten Associate Head Coach Olivia Novotny Sr., DS/Libero Lydia Bartalo Jesse Tupac Assistant Coach Emma Willis 6 Ellie Anderson So., Setter Feliciano 11 Michelle Fr., Setter 17 Katie Mahoney Jr., Outside Hitter Jessica Aschenbrenner Dir. of Volleyball Operations DenverPioneers.com 13

14 2017 STATISTICS All matches Overall record: 23-6 Conf: 12-2 Home: 14-1 Away: 6-3 Neutral: 3-2 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 8 Becca Latham Kayla Principato Cassie Baird Emma Willis Teal Schnurr Tina Boe Lydia Bartalo Ellie Anderson Becca Mau Piyusha Boteju Cassidy Rooke Olivia Novotny Macy Carrabine Andrea Eddy Taylor Loyd Shannon Geraty Lauren McManus DENVER Opponents Team Statistics DEN OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Attempts Assist Pct Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Attempts Serve Pct Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 15/286 9/815 Neutral site #/Avg 5/268 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 9 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. Aug 25 vs Tennessee State W ,25-22, Aug 26 vs USC Upstate W ,21-25,25-17, Aug 26 at Charleston W ,26-24,25-23, !Sep 01 UC DAVIS W ,25-23, !Sep 02 NIAGARA W ,25-12,23-25, !Sep 02 EASTERN ILLINOIS W ,25-22, Sep 07 vs #1 Minnesota L ,19-25, Sep 07 at #5 Texas L ,23-25, Sep 08 vs Corpus Christi W ,25-22,25-23, Sep 15 GONZAGA W ,25-23, Sep 16 UC RIVERSIDE W ,25-16, Sep 16 SAN DIEGO STATE L ,22-25,20-25, *Sep 24 FORT WAYNE W ,21-25,25-22,21-25, *Sep 29 at North Dakota State L ,15-25,23-25, *Oct 1 at South Dakota State W ,25-20, *Oct 03 at Omaha W ,25-23,25-23, *Oct 07 at Oral Roberts L ,17-25, *Oct 13 WESTERN ILLINOIS W ,25-23, *Oct 15 SOUTH DAKOTA W ,25-17, *Oct 21 at Fort Wayne W ,25-19,25-15, *Oct 27 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W ,25-16, *Oct 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W ,25-14, *Nov 03 ORAL ROBERTS W ,25-21, *Nov 05 OMAHA W ,25-19,25-15, *Nov 10 at South Dakota W ,25-20,19-25,25-20, *Nov 12 at Western Illinois W ,27-25,25-15, Nov 18 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W ,25-20, Nov 19 ORAL ROBERTS W ,23-25,25-19, Dec 01 vs #21 Cal Poly L ,18-25, Record in 3-set matches:12-4 Record in 4-set matches:9-2 Record in 5-set matches: Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 14

15 2017 SUMMIT LEAGUE STATISTICS Overall record: 9-2 Conf: 9-2 Home: 6-0 Away: 3-2 Neutral: 0-0 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 8 Becca Latham Kayla Principato Emma Willis Cassie Baird Teal Schnurr Tina Boe Ellie Anderson Lydia Bartalo Becca Mau Cassidy Rooke Piyusha Boteju Macy Carrabine Olivia Novotny Andrea Eddy Taylor Loyd Jaden Sandoval Shannon Geraty Lauren McManus DENVER Opponents Team Statistics DEN OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Attempts Assist Pct Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Attempts Serve Pct Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/399 5/640 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 6 - Home win streak 6 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. *Sep 24 FORT WAYNE W ,21-25,25-22,21-25, *Sep 29 at North Dakota State L ,15-25,23-25, *Oct 1 at South Dakota State W ,25-20, *Oct 03 at Omaha W ,25-23,25-23, *Oct 07 at Oral Roberts L ,17-25, *Oct 13 WESTERN ILLINOIS W ,25-23, *Oct 15 SOUTH DAKOTA W ,25-17, *Oct 21 at Fort Wayne W ,25-19,25-15, *Oct 27 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W ,25-16, *Oct 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W ,25-14, *Nov 03 ORAL ROBERTS W ,25-21, Record in 3-set matches:6-1 Record in 4-set matches:2-1 Record in 5-set matches: Denver Volleyball DenverPioneers.com 15